Description

The Daewoo DPC-200 was manufactured and distributed by Daewoo in Korea. This computer is a successor to the DPC-180. It has more RAM, and although the keyboard is better,it has a rattling feeling and remains less comfortable than the majority of MSX keyboards.

The power supply is integrated in the unit. At first, this model was available in six colors (blue, green, red, silver, white and yellow). In Korea, silver version is the most widespread.

Advertisements indicate 80kB RAM because they include the VRAM.

It was sold with a demo tape.

This model has been localised for

Arabic countries - see Bawareth Perfect MSX1 (*)
Argentina, Chile and Uruguay - see Talent DPC-200 and DPS-201 (*)
Belgium (Dutch speaking part) / The Netherlands - see AVT DPC-200
Belgium (French speaking part) - see Daewoo DPC-200 (FR)
Brasil - see In Tensai DPC-200CD
France - see Olympia PHC-2 and Yeno DPC-64
Germany - see CE-TEC MPC-80
Italy - see Fenner DPC-200
Spain - see Dynadata DPC-200 and Olympia DPC-200
Thailand - see Wandy DPC-200
United Kingdom - see Network DPC-200

(*) actually based on CPC-200, an evolution of the DPC-200 - it's probably also the case for the In Tensai DPC-200CD

The color of export units was black, blue, silver or white depending the importing company.

Brand	Daewoo
Model	DPC-200
Year	1984
Region	South Korea
Launch price	₩295,000
RAM	64kB in slot 2
VRAM	16kB
Media	MSX cartridges
Video	Texas Instruments TMS9918ANL
Audio	PSG (AY-3-8910)
Chipset	none (separate IC's)
Keyboard layout	QWERTY/Korean
Extras	Hangul BASIC, demo cassette
Emulation	ROMs dumped and emulated. The rear expansion port is handled like a regular MSX cartridge slot.